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Old 12-14-2006, 03:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Anyone know where to find a cheap, decent cargo divider?

As the title states, I like the toyota one but to damn expensive.
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Old 12-14-2006, 05:25 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Here's a thread with some info for you...

http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/t138573.html

I have the Highland divider, the one you see on the red truck in those pics.

I had to drill a new hole for one of the feet since they don't line up perfectly with ridges in the bottom of the truck, but that shouldn't be an issue if you have a bed mat.

The other problem with it is that the bottom gets kicked out by heavy items, even with those feet. Next modification to it I am going to lenghten those feet considerably, probably by shoving some dowel through them, so it won't kick out.

The cargo net that comes with it is pretty tight so I find it useless. I might get a toyota cargo net and do what Elwinna did so I have something for grocery bags. Finally, one of the rubber pads that hold it agsint the bed came off, so I have to re-glue it.

It has served some function but I am not totally happy with it...I think a bed mat would work better to keep stuff from sliding around. Maybe the two of them in conjunction would be the ticket. That bed is so slippery that practically everything you put into it turns into a bowling ball and wreaks havoc.
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Old 12-14-2006, 07:21 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I bought one from Kragens for $27.00. It's a bar with a ratchet to expand across the bed. cheap but does the job.
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Old 12-15-2006, 08:50 AM   #4 (permalink)
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It has served some function but I am not totally happy with it...I think a bed mat would work better to keep stuff from sliding around. Maybe the two of them in conjunction would be the ticket. That bed is so slippery that practically everything you put into it turns into a bowling ball and wreaks havoc.
Nova,

I highly recommend the bed mat, if you are considering opinions. Night and day difference. I've had the Toyota one for six months and it's still pretty sticky. I only use my cargo divider now for taller, tippy loads.

XC,

I have the Toyota divider and I have to report I like it. Pretty solid. At first I found it hard to move, but I figured out a procedure so I don't have to hop into the bed. Also, I reversed the sliders so it fits snugly against the cab when not in use, I think that's the way it should have been designed in the first place. It is expensive, but if you can find a used one from somebody here or on ebay, you should consider it.
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you need to be carefull with the cargo bar types that ratchet or twist in place. If you go to tight against the bed it will crack . I would only use the factory rail type . It is expensive but meant for your bed type.
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Old 12-15-2006, 10:48 AM   #6 (permalink)
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^ true, and I forgot to mention that. I did hear a little crack sound the first time I overtightened, but I don't find any crack. Now I don't overtighten and it stays in place OK with moderate tension.

Turdonor, I will get the bed matt sometime soon...after the bank account replentishes after Christmas.

The factory divider is not a solution for me as it won't work with my tonneau cover without major modifications...
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Saw one on Ebay with the auction ending today
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^ true, and I forgot to mention that. I did hear a little crack sound the first time I overtightened, but I don't find any crack. Now I don't overtighten and it stays in place OK with moderate tension.

Turdonor, I will get the bed matt sometime soon...after the bank account replentishes after Christmas.

The factory divider is not a solution for me as it won't work with my tonneau cover without major modifications...
Also do not leave it in if you are not using it. Change in temp will cause it to expand and crack the bed also. When I say crack I dont mean it will blow a hole through it but you will see spidering if you look for it. These beds have tons of fibers in them so even if it spiders it will hold together .
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i plan on getting the OEM bed divider and Cargo cross bars. i can get the employee discount from my friends at the sales desk.
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I bought one at Harbor Freight on sale for under $10. It is the twist screw type bar.
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